Opinion - Page 201

India’s joint naval exercises with neighbouring countries offer some hope but overall maritime security is plagued with grave challenges and rot...

Growing proportion of anaemic mothers and children eclipses the improvements made on child health indicators — making timely fulfilment of SDGs a...

Indian Navy exhibited exceptional exuberance in performing the dual task of providing humanitarian assistance and being watchful of hostile...

Despite India’s growing food production, millions face malnourishment on account of indiscriminate exports, leading to huge economic externalities

The sheer number of mutations in Omicron makes its more contagious than Delta, but not necessarily a potential dominant strain

Through strategic planning and efficient waste management by its municipal corporation, Indore has claimed the title of cleanest city fifth year in a...

Young minds will have to be empowered through climate education if we are to mitigate the crisis unfolding before our eyes

Though relation between vaccination coverage and emergence of virus strains is uncertain, vaccines are unquestionably effective; write Jennifer Juno &...

While imposing harsher restrictions may prove out to be futile, there are certain dos that can help the Omicron-struck South Africa

Delhi’s pollution levels should be reduced so that even when air speeds go down and cold air settles, it can recover quickly

Brutal killings of Swayamsevaks in Kerala are manifestations of neglect and complicity of the powers that be with radical outfits

A sense of ‘immaturity’ can ward off the woes that ageing comes with, regardless of the notion one holds about old age